I stayed in this wonderful and unique boutique hotel for two nights in May 2010. My room was beautiful: tastefully decorated, spacious and immaculately clean. The rest of the hotel was likewise and had all the necessary conveniences including Internet and very large areas in which to relax both inside and outside. The location in a small village was lovely... More

This was our favorite place in Turkey. The surroundings are amazing, the hotel was lovely and the food delicious. The staff was very warm and helpful.

Firstly Akkoy Evleri although technically in Urgup, is actually a good 15minute car ride and the tranquil valley and village of Akkoy seems much further away, from the noise, hustle and bustle of central Urgup and Goreme. We were welcomed with traditionally cooked bread and asked if we wanted to upgrade which we duly did. There was never any pressure... More

Small vilalge of about 100 inhabitants. All the rooms are different and nicely decorated. Very nice staff and very good service.

My mate chose this hotel because of the rave reviews and descriptions of authentic village life and organic food. But it wasn't quite like that at all ! We arrived at night and it was really spooky driving 15 kms down this dirt track to end up in a ghost village - the houses are all crumbling down and virtually... More

This boutique hotel is the only tourist accommodation in Akkoy, a semi-deserted town with a history of several thousand years, located 14 km. away from Urgup (Cappadocia) on the mountain site with a panorama view. The houses of the village are mostly one- or two-storey buildings with a simple but special architecture, mainly constructed partly by carving into the mountain... More

We stayed in the hotel for 2 days, and they was the most beautiful days in our trip , it was a honey moon the safari , the sight seen and the place is very good . the hotel itself is very nice it is a very good place to runaway from the crowded city and enjoy the place also... More

Location is a litte far from the Urgup but definetely you will say " Fortunately I come" . The rooms are as processed cave and very clean and silent. The staff is so kind and warm. Mr Mehmet who is owner of the Hotel helps me about everything. Shortly my opinion is if you want to go Cappadocia you will... More

We travelled with two children and my elderly mother. The hotel was very family friendly and the owner himself had his family and his children around, which really made a difference for our kids. His facility is simple, but pleasing, comfortable and serene, and it is unique in style, almost like an ancient castle, nothing like the standard boutique caves... More